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There is more to weddings than just the 'angpows'.


It's always about how much they have to give in their 'angpows' and never the fact that the weds to-be is inviting you to celebrate a joyous occasion with them. We really need to correct this perception. After all, an 'angpow' is a gift. And if it is a gift - give it sincerely.

Which brings us to the topic of how much should you put inside an 'angpow'. There are no real rules on this yet. So, we did some 'corridor research' on the topic on how people decide how much they put inside the 'angpow'.

  1. Where is the dinner held? If it is in a hotel, then usually they will give more. It's based on the principle that they do not want the couple to 'lose'.

  2. How close you know the weds to-be & family? The closer you are the more you will give.

  3. How well-off are they? If they are not so well-off, generally the 'angpows' will be bigger. Some altruism involved here.

  4. What's the market price? We call it the "follow the crowd" principle.

  5. When is it held? This is a weird one, though not unheard of. If it is around the lunar calendar's eighth month where there are more weddings the 'angpows' tend to 'shrink'.

What do we recommend? We do not have any recommendations only this to say - you should be happy and honoured that you are invited to celebrate a joyous occasion - be it by the couple themselves or their parents. An 'angpow' is merely a gift. Give it sincerely. There's no need to find out the 'market price' or where it is held. Giving your 'angpow' within your capability and from your heart is what you should expect of yourself. And sealing it with all your blessings is all that the newly weds ask of you.

     
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